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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 299, 18 December 1935, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. Direction ' Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd* 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. - LAST DAY "DIAMOND JIM." Itccom mcn ded by Censor for Adults. TO-MORROW A STAGE SUCCESS OF, RARE DELIGHT. An Illustrious Author's Most Inspired Story . . . Presented on the Screen by a Complete Cast of Famous West End I layers. CHARLES DICKENS' ' EVERGREEN- NOVEL, "A CHRISTMAS CAROL," Picturised as "SCROOGE." : "SCROOG E." "SCROOG E." "SCROOGE." "SCROOG E." "SCROOG E." "SCROOG E." "SCROOG E." "SCROOG E." - Approved for Universal Exhibition. Starring SEYMOUR HICKS SEYMOUR HICKS SEYMOUR HICKS SEYMOUR HICKS In liia Inimitable Portrayal ol "Scrooge." DONALD CALTHROP, OSCAR ASCHE, MARY LAWSON, MARY LYNNE, And a Host of Famous Players. EVERY MAN . . . WOMAN". . AND CHILD WILL BE THI BETTER FQP SEEING THIE GREAfIMffiCTURE. Support, Package of Surprises. — " IN TOWN TO-NIGHT," — — " IN TOWN TO-NIGHT," - — " IN TOWN TO-NIGHT," — A First-class Musical Treat. Just Loolt at These Names. DAVE APOLLON AND HIS BAND. ARTHUR PRINCE AND JIM STANLEY HOLLOWAY. 3 RADIO ROGUES. BILLIE MERRIN AND HIS BAND. THE CARSON SISTERS. KNELLER HALL MILITARY BAND. And Other Famous Names and Acts. THE BEST NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTED IN AUCKLAND FOR YEARS. RESERVATIONS 30-100. "THANKS A MILLION." 3 STAR, = MODERN II SELECT Karangahape Road. i J hone 43-003. Daily, 2 p.m.; Night (Sliorts 7.30 till) S p.m. TO-DAY (WED.), THURS., FRI. " OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA." Pat O'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson. Also, "THE WHITE COCKATOO." Jean Muir, Ricardo Cortez. Both lieconimended by Censor for Adults. SAT., MON„ TUES. "THE KEEPER OF THE BEES." Approved for Universal JixhiOitioti. And Harold Lloyd, in "THE CAT'S PAW." Rccomtnejided by Censor for Adults. I MAVFAIR i SANDRINGHAM. I IVIAJ-JAIK, [ ph 12-003. To-night. 8 yy-M. JpOWELL & Q.INGER ROGERS in "STAR OF MIDNIGHT." jyjARY & rpALBOT in "RETURN OF THE TERROR." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults Prices: 1/G and 1/ ; Children, Half-price THE THIRD OF A SERIES OF POPULAK CONCERTS Will be held in the PIANO SHOWROOM OF CHAS. BEGG'S On THURSDAY NIGHT, DEC. 19, at S p.m. MT. EDEN BOYS' BAND and other welltnowu Artists will complete the programme. Admission FREE. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Customs St. East. :1S DANCING. Auckland rallroom club to-night. JAZZ. JAZZ. At the CARLTON CABARET. xIS r pO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT -L ALOHA DANCE CLUB. N.Z.'s Full Premier Orchestra. Monte Carlos. Fun Galore. IS TEACHERS OF DANCING. PI EO. C. COX, New Zealand's Foremost Teacher, Tap, Stage, Ballroom Dane ng.—-Studio, Durham St. B. C ORIVATE Lessons, 2/6 ; individual *- dances by mail, 2/0; tap, ballroom.— iUiby Slierriff, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. C PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M R J. H. K innear - DENTAL SURGEON, WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE AT HIS ROOMS AS USUAL BETWEEN XJIA'S AND NEW .YEAR HOLIDAYS. TEL 42-329. 3, DARBY ST. OS CHILDREN, backward mentally, growing, talking, developing; nervous, ill-nour-<hed.—P. Meuli. Endocrinologist, Gland, 'erve, Mental Disorders, ' Southern Cross iuildings, Chancery Street. C □TAMBLIN (PERCY) —Specialist Chiropody and Foot Correction; American xperience.—Go3, Colonial Mutual Buildings, hone 42-244. q [" E. DOWNES, Masseur and Medical ' • Electro; rheumatism, sciatica, lumngo, nervous troubles; constipation cured, ymonds and Havclock Sts., Phone 44-003 C